Monday Morning Rush Hour in NY: Trump Tower on Fire
The fire never entered the building, and the situation was brought under control by 8:13 am.
‘Live’ Anti-Tank Mine Discovered in Shfaram in Northern Israel
Police and military sappers were summoned to defuse the explosive.
Supreme Court: Jerusalem Passport Issue A Matter For Lower Courts
The U.S. Supreme Court returned to the lower courts the issue of whether Americans born in Jerusalem may list “Israel” on their passports – a ruling that drew praise from Jewish groups.
The decision delivered Monday was a success for the family of Jerusalem-born boy Menachem Zivotofsky. His family for years has sought to force the State Department to agree to state on his passport that he was born in Israel, citing a law passed by Congress in 2002.
Hit-and-Run Killer of Satmar Couple Charged with Manslaughter
Julio Acevedo, the driver of a car in an accident that killed Satmar Chassidim Nachman Glauber and his pregnant wife Raizy in Brooklyn was...
Omer’s LEGO Tower Built to Highest Standard — and Hopefully Breaks Record — in...
The project was started in memory of 9-year-old Omer Sayag, who loved building Lego towers and who died of a rare brain cancer.
Red Alert Crisis Helpline for Emotional Stress Launched in Be’er Sheva
It may be helpful to speak with a mental health professional - in English - in order to help restore a sense of calm and stability.
Border Patrol Chief Inspector Jadan Assad Laid to Rest
Thousands attended the funeral of Border Patrol chief inspector Jadan Assad in the Druze village of Beit J'an.
South Tel Aviv Protests High Court’s Siding with Infiltrators Over Citizens
"It's amazing to see how the rights organizations are concerned only with the side that endangers Israel."
Eilat Plans New Beach Initiative
The municipality is planning an ecological beach and environmental education center in order to educate the public about the treasures that await beneath the waves.
Border Patrol Officers Resuscitate Electrocuted Arab Boy in Hebron
Israeli Border Guard police managed to resuscitate an electrocuted PA Arab boy in Hebron and bring him back to life.
Israeli Bus Driver Injured by Terrorists in Kiryat Haim
A bus driver in a Haifa suburb was injured after being attacked by terrorists while driving in the community.
Crack in the Iranian Wall? Leading Iranian ‘Hard-Line’ Cleric Supports Protests
“People are demanding their legitimate rights because they suffer from high living costs and the difficulty of living, as well as the spread of unemployment."
Last Jew of Peki’in to Light Israel’s 70th Independence Day Torch
Margalit Zinati never married because it would have meant leaving Peki'in, and abandoning the town’s ancient synagogue, which features a limestone column engraved with two Hebrew inscriptions dating to the Roman period.
Chaos in ‘Hi-Tech’ System for Drivers’ Licenses at Transportation Ministry
"It's very disorganized over there. We called but we didn't get any information. No one could tell us when the system would come back online."
Tel Aviv Yafo Celebrates Water Sports This Week in ‘Sail 2016’
Israelis and tourists from all over the country and abroad are in Tel Aviv this week to celebrate water sports.
Another Gaza Tunnel Collapse, More Missing Gazans
Four Gaza tunnel workers were buried alive, again, in a cave-in three days ago, near the Egyptian border.
Police Investigating Anti-Semitic Incidents at Newton, MA School
The school principal did not report the first two incidents but he was "outed" by an anonymous letter sent to police.
IKEA to Open Be’er Sheva Branch Next Month
The furniture chain, which is Kosher L'Mehadrin in Israel, still does not have a branch in Jerusalem.
Deadly Crash on Highway 60 Kills 3 Arab Children, 3 Adults
It's not yet clear why the taxi driver left his designated lane, but the results were deadly.
Jerusalem Police Nab 7 Local Arabs in Attacks on Jews in Armon HaNatziv
Local Israel Police have arrested seven Jerusalem Arabs in connection with recent attacks on Jews.
World Solidarity With ‘Charlie’ as MI5 Forecasts More Terror to Come
Hundreds of Israelis joined demonstrators Thursday at French embassies worldwide in solidarity with Paris terror victims to proclaim "I Am Charlie."
‘Freedom of Speech’ Under Abbas-led Palestinian Authority
Two-thirds of the Palestinian Authority fears criticizing leader Mahmoud Abbas, according to the latest poll. Does he still represent the PA people?
Sinkhole Opens in Area of Tel Aviv Light Rail Excavations
In September, a large sinkhole appeared on the Ayalon Highway's Hashalom Interchange exit in Tel Aviv, leading to closure of the highway for several days.
Jerusalem Intifada Puts A Third of Light Rail Out of Action
Jerusalem's Light Rail cars are reduced by one third due to Arab intifada attacks, also referred to as ‘travel terror’ or ‘rock attacks.’
Agriculture Minister Uri Ariel Cuts Cost of Milk
When it comes down to it, it's really about the milk. Minister Ariel just cut the price by nearly 5 percent.
Updated: PA Arab Workers NOT Banned on Israeli Buses
Reports that the Defense Minister banned PA Arabs from sharing buses with Israelis on either side of the Green Line are patently false.
Neve Shalom Residents Evacuated in Late-Night Blaze
Fires raged at the Latrun Forest and outside Beit Shemesh, close to the community of Neve Shalom.
Ban Smoking in Hospitals? What a Novel Idea!
New law proposes banning cigarettes from health facilities; currently smoking permitted in open-air spaces
Israeli Police Officer Attacked in Jerusalem’s A-Tur Neighborhood
An Israeli police officer arrested one of an Arab gang who attacked him. Backup forces are hunting the rest.
IDF Arrests Man Crossing Into Israel From Gaza
The identity of the infiltrator has not been released and his motive is not yet known.